Today’s Topic:
ELE/MLE Content Area Test
Health &
Physical
Education
Language
Arts &
Literacy
Mathematics
Science
Social
Sciences
The Arts
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Final Jeopardy Question
Any chemical
substance that
changes the way a
person acts or feels
and may cause
dependence.
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What is drug abuse?
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This should be consumed
before, during and after
exercise.
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What is water?
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This allows you to
reduce weight,
maintain weight
loss and increase
muscle mass.
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What is exercise?
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Microorganisms
that can be
transferred from
one infected person
or animal to
another person or
animal refer to ...
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What is a communicable
disease?
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This refers to a
hypersensitivity or
overreaction to some
substance in a
person’s
environment or diet.
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What is an allergy?
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This type of verb
cannot do the job
by itself.
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What is a helping verb?
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The use of letters and
combinations of letters to
represent speech sounds
describes __________.
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What is the alphabetic
principle?
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The method or
strategy used to
make sense of
printed words and
figure out how to
correctly pronounce
them.
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What is decoding?
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Initiate
opportunities for
______ children to
experiment with
and practice new
language.
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What is ESL?
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__________ skills
can be grouped into
three categories:
awareness, planning
and self-monitoring
and reflection.
(Thinking about
thinking!)
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What is metacognition?
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A two dimensional
object, with length and
width.
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What is a plane (or plane figure)?
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Points that lie in a
straight line or share
a common straight line.
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What is collinear?
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An __________ polygon
is one in which all the
interior angles are equal.
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What is equiangular?
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A __________ is a
special type of
rhombus that has
four right angles.
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What is a square?
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Area = lw
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What is a rectangle?
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The tilt of the earth
on its axis causes
the _________.
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What are seasons?
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Any place where life exists on earth,
and is the intersection of the hydrosphere,
the atmosphere, the land, and the energy
that comes from space
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What is a biosphere?
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The study of
prehistoric plant
and animal life
through the
analysis of fossil
remains.
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What is paleontology?
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__________ volcanoes
are the largest volcanic
mountains because of a
repeated, viscous lave
flow from small
eruptions over a long
period of time.
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What is shield?
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The smallest,
simplest, and most
abundant organisms
on earth, which can
only be seen with a
microscope.
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What are microbes?
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Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Rode Island, South Carolina, and
Virginia
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What is the original 13 colonies?
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The division of power between
the central government and local government,
limiting the power of the federal government,
Allowing states to deal with local problems
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What is Federalism?
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The protest group
headed by Samuel
Adams that incited
the Revolution
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What is the Sons of Liberty?
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System that enforces the
separation of powers and ensures
that each branch has the authority
and ability to restrain the powers of
the other two branches, preventing
tyranny
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What is Checks and
Balances
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A popular belief
during the 1840’s
that it was the right
and duty of the US
to expand westward
to the Pacific.
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What is Manifest Destiny?
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The sequenced
arrangement of
notes or pitches
that are located
within the ocatave.
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What is musical scales?
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Least demanding art
forms in terms of
equipment
requirements
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What is Pen and Ink?
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Space behind and
around an object
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What is negative space?
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The area between
the foreground and
the most distant
part of a scene
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What is middle
ground?
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Works included:
Symphony No.1 and
Pathetique
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What is Ludwig van Beethoven?
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FINAL
Daniel Webster, Henry
Clay, Winfeild Scott,
Abraham Lincoln
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FINAL
What is notable members of the Wig Party?
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